Friends Farm

👩‍🌾 The People Story — Who Grows Your Food

Behind every head of lettuce and bunch of carrots is a person with dirt under their fingernails and a reason they chose this work.

Our farmers came to this land from different paths… some who left other careers to get their hands in the soil, some who found farming as a form of healing. What connects them is a belief that how we grow food matters as much as what we grow.

Our customers are neighbors, families, school kids getting their first taste of a vegetable they actually want to eat, and people who have never had reliable access to fresh food before. They are the reason we operate a monthly free farm stand. They are the reason we show up every season.

And then there are the volunteers, the work traders, the people who show up on a Tuesday morning just because they want to be part of something real.

This food has faces. We think that matters.

Farm stand opens this Sunday May 24th 🌱

Same great farm stand, bigger collective, way more food.

What's new: 

 ✨ Fresh bread
✨ Herbiculture Hub learning garden

Coming Soon:

✨ Pasture-raised eggs

✨ Melons & winter squash

Want to learn? 

Opening day we will have our spring Fishing and Herb Walk Class

Sign Up Here: friendsfarm.org/events/spring-foraging

Workshops all season → friendsfarm.org/events

When: Opens Sun, May 24
Sundays 10am-2pm until November

Where: 9722 Empire Rd Louisville

Four farms. Herbalist Collective. One stand. All local. All regenerative.

See you there 🥕

Food should be for everyone. That's not a slogan — it's how we operate.

We work with on gleaning and food donation, making sure nothing goes to waste and surplus gets to the people who need it most. We partner with Boulder Schools to get fresh, local produce into school meal programs. Once a month this summer, we're hosting a grant funded free farm stand — no purchase necessary, just come and eat well.

We also offer work trade opportunities for those who want to be part of the farm and might not have access to quality food otherwise. Show up, get your hands dirty, and take home food. That's community.